Residenza Unifamiliare Ad Ashkum

Just minutes from I-57, this distinctive country estate combines peaceful rural living with modern convenience. Nestled on 2.26 beautifully maintained acres, the property features a heated three-car garage and an impressive 50’ 50’ insulated Morton building. Inside, timeless architecture and thoughtful updates complement stunning original woodwork, custom built-ins, and rich character throughout. Designed for both elegant entertaining and comfortable everyday living, the spectacular great room features soaring cathedral ceilings with exposed timber beams, expansive windows that fill the space with natural light, and a dramatic floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace that serves as the heart of the home. The private primary suite is a true retreat, featuring direct access to a composite balcony overlooking the property, an oversized walk-in closet, and a spa-inspired en-suite bathroom complete with dual vanities and a jetted soaking tub. The beautifully appointed kitchen blends classic charm with modern functionality, showcasing quartz countertops, original custom cabinetry, a built-in butler’s pantry, and generous prep space. Just beyond, the formal dining room highlights the exceptional original millwork, while a dedicated home office provides an ideal space for remote work, studying, or managing everyday life. Nine walk-in closets provide abundant storage throughout the home, an uncommon feature that adds both functionality and flexibility. Step outside to enjoy the expansive patio, welcoming covered front porch, saltwater hot tub, professionally landscaped grounds, and custom-built garden. The Morton building features updated electrical, a concrete apron, and a dedicated dog run, providing exceptional versatility for vehicle or equipment storage, a workshop, hobbies, or collections. Surrounded by open countryside, this move-in-ready estate brings together privacy, distinctive craftsmanship, versatile outbuilding space, and convenient highway access in a truly unique country setting. Some photos have been virtually rendered.